Look atthe label on the outer surface of the equipment for a manufacture date. Equipment less than five years old may have a warranty, but also may not subject to the make. Warranty terms and conditions vary by manufacturer and the installing company. Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning can figure out the warranty status of your heating and cooling system via System Inspection. We also offer a Platinum PLUSTM Protection Plan for home heating and air conditioning systems, regardless of how old your equipment is or manufacturer warranty status.

Yes. Loud heating and cooling equipment increase sound pollution. Although no cost savings are tied to a quieter home environment, the sound rating of a cooling system can have a significant effect on comfort and enjoyment of your Miami home. The sound level of an air conditioner or heat pump depends on a variety of factors, such as how old and who manufactured the equipment, and the degree to which the compressor is insulated can contribute to the amount of noise it makes.

Although the majority of heating and cooling systems manufactured today are quieter than they ever have been, it's a safe idea to compare sound ratings when assessing a new air conditioner or heat pump, particularly if the equipment location is near bedrooms or living rooms.

A Service Call fee is a fee for the expense associated with the time and travel to diagnose, inspect and provide expert recommendations for a home's heating or air conditioning system by a certified professional technician. Coupons for the Service Call fee may be found on our web site, in the Yellow Pages, or by email when joining our Email Club at the bottom of this page.

A popping sound is a typically sign of an under-sized duct design. It may have to do with greater air flow than the duct work is able to manage. Have a qualified company analyze your home’s ventilation system for proper design and recommend adjustments. Improper duct work layout can cause a number of ventilation and air quality problems, including excessive noise.

Matched System Design: All air conditioner and heat pump outdoor units are preciselycreated to work with a matched indoor unit for ideal efficiency and performance. The consequence of this matched equipment is a harmonized, top-performance team that ensures dependability and efficiency. Air conditioner and heat pump outdoor units may ”run” with indoor units other than those for which they have been specificallydesigned; however, the effect would be a definite compromise in system performance.

Design Advances: As research has improved, indoor blower coil units have undergone many design advances — especially in the areas of air handling performance, filtering efficiency and operating sound levels. A new outdoor unit will also comprise the latest design advances.

Higher Cooling And Heating Efficiency: The cooling and/or heating efficiency ratings that are posted for an air conditioner or heat pump are based on their performance as matched systems. While changing only the outdoor unit may outcome in improved efficiency when compared with your old system, efficiency will suffer from what it was designed to be, and your savings will be less than with a matched system.

Equipment Age: If an air conditioner or heat pump is 10 years old or more and needs to be replaced, the indoor unit is likely just as old and has been subjected to the same amount of degradation. Changing both units means you won't have to substitutethe indoor unit in a brief time period… you'll have more years of efficient service out of both units.

New Warranty: A new unit also gives you a new product warranty. Substituting the indoor unit simultaneously with the outdoor unit results in peace of mind, knowing that the new warranty covers the entire system for the same period of time.

A Bargain: At first glance, changing only the outdoor air conditioner or heat pump may appear to be a savings. But, when you consider the lower cooling and heating efficiencies, decreased reliability and high cost of ownership that results, it's not such a bargain. Replacing an entire system may cost more, but the result is efficiency, reliability and comfort for years into the future.

Similar to a value menu at a local restaurant, charging a flat rate cost in place of an hourly costmakes available more value for our customers because all costs are included, the pricing is up-front, and it does not change. Regardless of the cost of parts or amount of time it takes to complete the repairs, the price will not change. This reason is one of many why Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning is the most trusted name in Miami.

You probably wouldn't buy a brand-new car and assume to never have to inflate the tires, change the oil and investigate any abnormal noises. Your home comfort system is like your car’s engine, it’s a mechanical device with a motor, electrical components... and even fuel. So it is critical to have routine maintenance of your home comfort system by a qualified technician. If not properly and routinely maintained, even the best heating and air conditioning equipment could experience complications and become less 'fuel' efficient over time.

There are severalpossibilities that can cause your HVAC system to freeze up; almost all of them usually need to be corrected by a professional technician. Ensuring the air filter is clean or replaced and determining the airflow is not restricted are about the only things a homeowner should safely investigate or handle themself.

Low refrigerant: Sometimes, freezing up is initiated by a leak in the refrigerant lines. Weak solder joints, friction from piping rubbing or vibrating against an object, leaking valves or loose fittings can cause leaks. The age of the system and the kind and location of the leak are the determining factors on whether to have the system repaired or replaced.

Dirty evaporator coil: In time, the evaporator coil will become dirty. On these occasions, the results are similar to those of having a dirty filter. Gradually you will lose airflow, slowly enough that you probably would not realize it until it freezes up or is not cooling adequately. You will need to contact your local Service Experts sales and service center to remedy the problem.

Defective blower motor or relay: A blower motor running at an improper speed or not running at all can cause freezing. It can also be sporadic, starting at full speed and slowing down after it heats up. Or a relay could cause it to start one time and not the next. Either way, you will need to contact your local Service Experts sales and service center to correct the problem.

Should you learn that your system was freezing due to a dirty air filter, after replacing or cleaning the filter, you can expedite the thawing process by turning the system off and then turning on only the fan. If you have a heat pump system, you can try turning the system to heating mode until the ice has melted. After the ice has melted, switch the system settings back to normal. If the system refreezes, contact Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning in Miami to solve the problem.

For example, a family room with large bay windows may remain too hot in the summer and feel too cold in the winter. A Zoning System will direct more conditioned air to this large, sun-drenched area to help make up for the heat gained or lost through the windows. An additional example of areas that could benefit from Zoning might be a nursery, home theater or music studio, where different temperatures may be needed in each room for the comfort and enjoyment of the people occupying these rooms. Contemporary families have different lifestyles and comfort needs. Maybe you have a home office that needs extra conditioning during the day and none at night. Or you only use the upstairs or back bedrooms when guests visit. In any case, a zoning system can maintain each area of your house at the perfect temperature for you and each family member.

Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning provides free estimates and a complimentary consultation on Zoning Systems, call 305-440-1505 today if you think a new Zoning System could help solve your home comfort challenges.

If you are replacing your Miami area home air conditioner, furnace or heat pump, it is the right time to also install a new zoning system to address hot and cold spots or special temperature preferences in the home. When your new comfort equipment is complimented by a zoning system, you will gainprecision temperature control in each zone.

Zoning is also a great idea for new homes since the system can be installed during construction. If you are investing in a new home, check with your builder about a zoning system. It could make the difference between just enjoying your new house and being truly comfortable in it.

Lennox has more than a hundred years of experience manufacturing some of the finest heating and air conditioning systems available. Your Grandma and Grandpa likely had Lennox equipment in their home—and in some cases the system may even still be there!

If you have Lennox equipment keeping your home comfortable, you can count on Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning in [[target location]] to deliver factory-authorized professional service and repair.

We are a licensed, highly qualified, nationally certified heating and air conditioning contractor, with the skills and training to keep your Lennox HVAC equipment operating in top form. And with utility costs that are bottom dollar.

Contact Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning in Miami today at 305-440-1505 for a Precision Tune-Up. That’s what we call our routine maintenance service that helps assure reliable, energy-efficient operation of your Lennox furnace or AC system.

Yes, with a capital Y.E.S. Exposure to air pollutants can be up to 100 times higher indoors than outdoors. The American Lung Association estimates that most people spend 90 percent of their time indoors, making indoor air quality (IAQ) important for homeowners to know about. Many common household items contribute to poor indoor air quality. Compounds found in carpeting, furniture, upholstery and drapery fabric constantly emit fumes. Other sources of pollutants can include cleaning agents, paints and personal care products. The tight construction of today's homes also contributes significantly to poor IAQ. Things like weather stripping and storm doors are designed to save on energy costs. However, they also prevent proper ventilation by keeping indoor air in and outdoor air out. The result can be a buildup of contaminants within the home.

Poor IAQ can be a direct or indirect cause of several health problems. Medical groups report that as many as half of all illnesses are caused or aggravated by indoor air pollution. Pollutants within the home can cause homeowners to suffer from flu-like symptoms such as headaches, nausea and respiratory irritation. As well, two existing health problems that can be helped by improving indoor air quality are allergies and asthma. By removing airborne dust particles, the amount of exposure the respiratory system has to them is reduced. Proper ventilation also plays an important role in improving indoor air quality, helping to reduce the concentration of pollutants inside the home.

The best method of detection is to use a carbon monoxide detector in a central location. A carbon monoxide detector is a device very similar to a smoke alarm. It monitors the air for carbon monoxide and emits an alarm if a specific level is detected. Ideally, you should have a detector adjacent to every living area, centrally located, or on each floor in your home. Carbon monoxide detectors are very effective when used in combination with preventive maintenance. Call 305-440-1505 for additional details about purchasing a carbon monoxide detector.

You may have tried to get rid of indoor odors by spraying air fresheners or lighting candles. Unfortunately, these tactics only mask the odors, they don't get rid of them. These remedies may in fact negatively affect indoor air quality from chemicals that cause allergic reactions or eye irritation for homeowners.

Bacteria, dust mites, animal dander, cat saliva and mold may also be roots of your home's odor problem. One method to purify the air is integrating germicidal (UV) lights in your home, which helps kill odors and inhibit the growth of biological contaminants, sterilizing surfaces in the HVAC system. They also purify the air, preventing the growth of contaminants. The UV lights are installed to work with your home comfort system.

Sometimes poor ventilation contributes to unpleasant odors. Moisture condensation on walls windows and stagnate air are signs of poor ventilation. A qualified Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning technician can inspect your home comfort system to determine if this is the situation in your home. The technician can also inform you how to improve the ventilation system’s ability to properly circulate and ventilate indoor air.

The best way to choose the correct humidifier is by having a home health report performed by Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning. Every house is different, and every family is different. So, every humidification need is also different. There are a couple factors to evaluate when purchasing a humidifier for your home, Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning can help you understand and consider these items.

Consider size. A humidifier's capacity, or the amount of moisture it can dispense in a given time, should match your particular household's needs. The capacity is measured as gallons per day of operation. One method that is used to determine the correct-sized humidifier for your home is by multiplying the total floor area in by the ceiling height. We can provide you with this information and additional information to help you figure out which type of humidifier will best suit you and your family’s comfort needs.

Consider cost. Consider not only the purchase price of the humidifier, but also operating and maintenance costs. Some products consume more energy than others, so choosing a model that is right for your home and budget is extremely important.

Every person and every home entails a different comfort need. The threshold of irritancy and triggers that affect people’s health and comfort combine to determine the proper solutions. High threshold levels may require simple solutions like a better air filter. Low threshold levels may require an air purification system for the reduction of triggers and irritants. With a Home Health Report Card, Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning can help you decide which indoor air improvement products are right for you.

According to studies conducted by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, exposure to air pollutants indoors can be 100 times higher than outdoors. Frequent dusting and vacuuming can help reduce the amount of dust and dust mites present in your home. However, not all airborne particles can be eliminated. Filtration devices can help eliminate particles that are too small to be caught by a vacuum. Some filtration devices include UV light units, air filters, energy recovery ventilators (ERVs), heat recovery ventilators (HRVs) and electronic air cleaners. A Home Health Report Card from Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning will provide the information about which indoor air improvement options are right for you. To receive a Home Health Report Card and personal air quality consultation Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning at 305-440-1505.

Depending on the model you choose and the size of your house, a humidifier may use from 1.5 to 12 gallons per day when the furnace is operating. The amount of water used is enough to raise the humidity to the proper level, but not enough to notice a difference on your water bill.

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